ONLY COUNTER CLOCKWISE AFTER NEW BRUSHES

Most ICE augers rotate counter clockwise. There are a few that don't but they tend to based on EARTH drilling augers which generally rotate Clockwise.

1. Turn the washer off.
2. Set the mode selector dial to NORMAL.
3. Turn the dial counter clockwise ONE click (LEFT), clockwise THREE clicks (RIGHT), counter clockwise ONE click (LEFT) then clockwise ONE click (RIGHT).
4. Now press the start button.
5. All the cycle indicating lights should be illuminated.
6. Press the Start Stop button once.
7. Rotate the dial until Rinse, Wash, and Stop light illuminate.
8. Turn the washer off and unplug it for 10 seconds.
9. Finally, turn on the washer and it should now be reset.
10. Run a test load empty to be sure the reset worked. If not perform the reset procedure one more time.

In the US they run counter clockwise but in Europe they run clockwise.

with the lock open (!) (with the right combination set, push the gray buttons backwards so the lock opens), then rotate the right triangular marker clockwise 90 degrees, then turn the numbers to set your new code, then place the right triangular marker back to it's normal position. (rotate back 90degrees counter-clockwise).

Took me a while to find out too...!

Start with the fuel tap (called a petcock) in the horizontal position. This is pointing toward the back of the bike, and it is in the "off" position. Turning it counter-clockwise to point up is "on," and turning it clockwise to down is "reserve."

Normally, you'll want to run the bike with the petcock set to on, and save the reserve for the emergency situation when you run out of fuel.

F 21 means slow drain if you can here the pump that means something pluging it. remove lower kick plate . the pump will be there remove cleanout counter clockwise turn .put back together.. hope this helps...good luck

with a wet or dry old tooth brush. use a firm one though. you can also dip in a solution of CLR mixed with water,then wip it dry. dont forget to clean the spicket by turning it counter clockwise and using a q-tip or baby bottle nipple brush . do this under running water. good luck

A quick twist counter-clockwise while pulling should do it. If not, contact an Aerus Electrolux store near you.

http://www.aerushome.com/storelocator/

If the right side is a right-hand thread, the left side is opposite that -- left hand thread.

Charlie

Hi. I can't help you with your first question...But I can help with your brushes problem. Unplug the mixer With the two inspection plates removed at the commutator end loosen the two screws of the brush holder which are above and below the motor bearing cover, they're the only larger screws now visible. Note the markings on the brush holder on the bottom right side where you removed the inspection plate. Rotate the brush holder to the other mark. Set the brush holder screws. Plug in the power. and start the motor. It should now be turning in the proper direction, if not, make small adjustments by loosening the set screws, and moving the brushes until it starts to your satisfaction. Be sure that the set screws are tightened when you're done. If you need further assistance, post a clarification.

I have the same spec. mixer as you do.

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